If we wanted our resumes to be beyond reproach, we’d drop all mention of our farcical college French and replace it with "Fluent in the language of makeup packaging." An abridged dictionary:
"MOISTURZING", "CREAMY",: Will keep dry skin from becoming flaky by the end of the day but make oily complexions look (and feel) even slicker.
"ILLUMINATING," "LINE MINIMIZING," OR "RADIANT": Contains shimmer particles to reflect light from wrinkles. It also, however, will reflect light onto blemishes- skip if your skin isn’t clear.
"CREAM-TO-POWDER," "MATTIFYING": Dries to a powdery finish that’s ideal for very oily skin: far too What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? for dry skin.
"TINT" OR "GEL": The color is definitely sheer – and it will probably fade fast.
"STAIN": Light, sheer, and not the least bit shiny. Also known for drying fast and fading slowly.
"LONG WERAING," "ENDURING," OR "LASTING": Intensely pigmented formulas designed to cling to skin. (Antonym: "sheer".)
~Allure, Confessions of a Beauty Editor~
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